Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-24
$500. 7. LOAN On real ESTATE
Local Expositions.
To-day we give thanks.

I Today WE give tlldllhS.
Geo. Mann has been laid up with {
sore hand.
Elton Fuller. of Capac. was in town
Tuesday.
The November term Of Circuit Court
is in session.
The farmers are praying for heavy
shower Of rain.
Robt. Kicks has friends lately from
England visiting him.
The front has been placed in, W,m.
Rapley's brick building.
4 brother of Robt. Pearson fromsWis-
consinis visiting him at PRESENT.
Del +. Sutton. representing the Cleye-
land Type Foundry, called onus Tues
day.
viii not some one bring cord II
wood to the ENPOSITOR office immed!-
ately:
Three hundred bushels of Ohio Corn
for sale at the Red Grain House. Brock
way Centre.
Mrs. VIM Barrett is,selling her house
hold effects and will move to California
with her family soon.
Chas SRider and family. of Clifford.
have been visiting among friends ,in
this place the past week.
VIII Townsend, who has been work
ing at Flint for some time past. Is here
at present for short visit.
Jerry Paisley is all smiles these days
and when asked the cause says it is a
9-pound boy at his house born. Monday.
cease tolament for that thou canst
not help. and study helps for that
which thou lament'st:" If ii is thy GOLD
take DR.. Bull Cough syrup.
Charley Jackson is sporting a feion
these days. Whether he enjoys il or not
we will leave it to those OF our readers
who have been blessed with one,
Next week the EXPoSIToR office will
occupy its new quarters in the Rapley
brick building. All our old friends and
customers are invited TO call andsee us.
Thirteen from Peck went to Detroit
on Monday having been summoned
there 10y the United States court. in
the Robert Crawford matter who re-
ceived pension fraudulentiy.
:: Miss Jennie cI.aughlin. daughter of
Isaac Mclaughlin, starts for California
Monday next where. reports say. she
will be married to John Reed. formerly
of this place. May peace, happiness and
attend them.
David Il. Brown and wife. of Decker
vile. Dave B. Menerey. of Midland City.
Jas. Menerey and wife, of Warwick.
Patrick Fitzpatrick and wife. Of Peck,
JOS. Gaffney and wife. of Melvin. were
here attending the funeral Of w. q.
Brown.
Say. did you know the sun had cross
ed the line? Well he has. and prudent
people are thinking of winter and
and may be seen each day
their way for Leonard's hard
ware store where the finest line Of cook
ing and heating stoves III the village
may be found.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all hard. soft or calloused Jumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood SPAWN,
Curbs. Splints. Sweeney, Ringbone, Sti-
fies, Sprains. Swellings. etc. Save 500
by use of one bottle. Warranted.
Sold by Chas. \. Wells * CO.. Druggists,
Centre. Mich.
l.. V. Ferguson's dwelling house on
his farm burned to the ground on Thurs
day last. The fire originated from
defective chimney and was beyond con-
troll before any of the neighborS could |
get To the scene. Mr.. Ferguson lost a
amount of his household |
effects. Loss about $500. No insur-
ance.
Saturday next is the day set for Wear |
X Paisley's great gift sale. This enter
prising firm will give to every man, wo-
man and child who makes a cash pur-
chase of $1.O0 or over, pound of their |
s. ct tea. This is no lottery. simply to |
advertise their tea and have you exam |
me their immense stock Of goods. Be |
sure you call III on Saturday and make
4 purchase.
It is well known that Sarsaparilla is |
the great purifier of the blood. and at |
this season Of the year we would direct |
attention to Il preparation carefully |
from the best Honduras /
Sarsaparlla. yellow dock. dandelion,
wild cherry and other valuable reme- /
lies by Wm. Johnston x Co. 1t is no
luack medicine, and contains nothing |
INJURIOUS Having used 1t ourselves.
is efficacy we can vouch for. and ear
lestly recommend il TO the readers OF |
,he Journal and for family use especi-
lily. satisfied it will prevent many COM
plants and relieve much suffering
Essex Journal, 1868.
The following items In regard to ;.
Z. Bettes we clip from "Our Monthly"
published at Buffalo. y. u
"Rev. Sam'l G.. Bettes writes from
East Kendall that ne Is well. hard at /
work and eager to see the Assembly |
ind school scheme booming.
"Rey. :. 6. Bettes has been holding |
meetings with Rev. Dickey at East |
Kendall and lecturing on temperance
n adjoining towns"
REV. RI. Whitcher reports good
interest at sandy Creek where Rev. $.
I. Bettes made q short visit Fifteen
made start for the kingdom last
week"
Several have made q start to serve
iod at East Keadall under the labors
If Rev. s. G.. Bettes Bro. Dickey
writes that Bro. B. is fearless preach
IT, unique, a Sam Jones in style and
Method"
'Rev. Samuel e.. Bettes preached two
powerful sermons In the Hudson St.
church, October ~, Other churches
nay have the privilege Of hearing him
N fhe near futurp and when they hear